| Author | How does "Immune to lightning" trait react to creature traits? |
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Eggs have "Immune to lightning" trait that enables them to be insusceptible to "Lightning" and "Chain lightning" spells.
That is not equal to "Immune to air" as to Fortune genies.
I wonder how this trait reacts to creature's traits:
Thunderbirds' "Thunderbolt" trait.
Titans' "Call lightning" trait.
Storm titans' "Summon storm" trait.
Invokers' "Avenger" trait.
I wonder if this trait grants immunity to these also.
(No need to talk about Druids' and Sky shamans' spells). |
What are eggs? Enchanted gargoyles?
I believe it will be immune to any lightning, even if it's an ability, like titans and thunderbirds.
Storm isn't lightning, it's air damage, so it won't resist to that. And avenger is physical damage not lightning, so that won't be resisted either. |
Basically what randomr said.
Immune to lightning means immune to lightning type abilities as they don't have pierce.
Battle is a CL16 hunt vs thunderbird.
https://www.lordswm.com/war.php?lt=-1&warid=699032125 |
Immune to Lightning means Immune to...
Thunderbirds' "Thunderbolt" trait.
Titans' "Call lightning" trait.
And Not...
Storm titans' "Summon storm" trait.
Invokers' "Avenger" trait.
Summon Storm = Air Damage.
Avenger = Physical Damage.
Lightning is a Spell Type.
Air is a Damage Type.
Lightning is a subset of Air.
So Immune to Air is better than Immune to Lightning.
Cheers. |
